Hamilton Apartments, Fort Worth, Texas
historic place
The Hamilton Apartments, a historic place in Fort Worth, Texas, were erected in 1926. Located in Tarrant County, this two-story, U-plan apartment building was constructed in the Colonial Revival style. Its exterior features red brick, with flat-topped, hip roofs clad in green tile. Entries open into a central courtyard, and rectangular windows are trimmed with cast stone. A two-story gabled portico extends from the south wall, and gabled dormers with attic vents punctuate each roof slope. The Hamilton Apartments hold significance as a historically designated property, recognized by the City of Fort Worth and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building has undergone restoration, revitalizing its original charm. This site matters historically as an example of 1920s Colonial Revival architecture in Fort Worth.